Sentence examples for ones especially the from inspiring English sources

But they are the local leaders, and have the last say.The bigger failure has been on the part of the national ones, especially the Republican front-runners.

The most successful dishes were the smaller ones, especially the roasted vegetables.

Some fans of the period traded in their artificial pelts for real ones, especially the silver fox mufflers favored by 40's femmes fatales.

A new editor-in-chief, Eric Schrier, was hired to develop ways to keep longtime readers while attracting younger ones, especially the Baby Boomer population.

To British ears (parental ones, especially), the New College's £18,000 annual fees sounds like a lot, even if that is less than the sums charged by the best American universities.

Professor Mohammed Mesilhi, the head of the Agricultural Economy Department at Zagazig University in northern Egypt, said: "Many of the measures announced are good ones, especially the early announcement of the new wheat price and the government's willingness to offer high-yield varieties.

No one, especially the Orthodox rabbi who presided over the ceremony, mentioned that the young couple had been living together for more than three years.

Listening to "Dish" is like eavesdropping on the ultimate Manhattan dinner party, but with the boring bits edited out and no one (especially the host) monopolizing the table.

The girl understood that no one, especially the actor, was interested in what she had to say.

First, the status quo benefits no one, especially the U.S. Three recent article headlines ran: "South Korea, U.S. Write Plan to Combat Guerrilla Warfare Waged by Pyongyang," "U.S.

No one, especially the family, needs to see displays of your physical interaction.